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Перевод: Saracenic
[прилагательное] сарацинский
Тезаурус:
- The buildings are generally of solid, Norman construction with Saracenic arcuated forms while the decoration in mosaic, capitals, columns and carved ornament is a blend of Byzantine and Saracenic.
- It was designed by F. W. Stevens in what is often described as the Gothic Saracenic style.
- Also built by the Normans in 1132-;48 but containing Byzantine and Saracenic craftmanship is the Church of S. Giovanni degli Eremiti (S. John of the Hermits).
- It is, however, different in style from that of northern Italy due to the admixture of influences: Norman and Saracenic.
- It has typical Sicilian plain domes, three of them in a row, and a Saracenic parapet.
- At Salerno the original rectangular atrium fronts the cathedral with its Saracenic styled arches and Roman capitals and columns.
- It has a nave of five bays with stilted Saracenic arches; the dome is supported on squinches and at the east end are three apses.
- The chapel is a fine illustration of the admirable blending of cultures: the construction and architectural design is Norman; the arches and carved stalactite ceiling vaulting are Saracenic; the mosaic is Byzantine.
- Sicily is, like southern Italy, especially rich in Romanesque work, but in this region the Norman style, which was dominant, was tempered by the mixed heritage of the island - Saracenic and Byzantine, in particular - and the architecture is an exciting and enchanting amalgam of these influences and a unique study in its own right.
- It is a mixture of influences: Norman Christian, Byzantine, and Oriental Saracenic.
- Both Byzantine and Saracenic civilisations left their mark here, the former in decorative mosaics and carvings and the latter in the construction of stilted, horseshoe and pointed arches and stalactite vaulting.
- Apulian Romanesque architecture is individual; it has the Norman characteristics of power and solidity but also Saracenic arch construction and Byzantine decoration.
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